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Klyith posted:Hit a thing on friday night that made me so Come on, you have to tell us what the thing was.
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Klyith posted:Only if you're using the SLAB, SLOB, or SLUB allocators. This post is giving me traumatic memories of Desqview.
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mawarannahr posted:My containers are like 16 GiB compressed My most popular image, with 5.4k downloads, is 20 megabytes 
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mawarannahr posted:I saw it. I appreciate the high resolution and your inclusion of the ring 👍 LOL
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alnilam posted:I'm looking to get a crappy old computer from the thrift store and set it up with linux to be my 5 year old's babby's first computer. Mainly a learn-to-type/use a computer, a homework station, and maybe some simple games (I'm thinking maybe an NES emulator and gamepad). Probably will have internet browsing locked for the time being and slowly introduce the web as we go along. gcompris, and scummvm with freddi fish.
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Woolie Wool posted:install the ugliest UI themes you've ever seen. The ability to decorate a thing precipitates the obligation to decorate a thing. This is childhood 101.
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Klyith posted:QML The world needed another DSL. Glad to see this.
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Klyith posted:Nope. Wayland doesn't have a system for screensavers. I love that his blog posts still tell us what he's listening to, like 2002 LiveJournal.
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xzzy posted:Quadlets Oh, rad, this will let me get rid of runit and my dozen+ permutations of a "run this container in podman" startup script.
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:You guys are really starting to sell me on podman over docker for my fast-approaching server build 
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NihilCredo posted:The only thing I ever had to do was add ":z" at the end of bind mounts, and that took care of SELinux. LET ME TELL YOU A STORY So we had this 3.2PB cephfs with user home directories in it, and we were trying to spin up a sort of "Shell As A Service" that users could provision to do science or whatever they want, with their home directory mounted. Turns out Docker, even with :z, will do a recursive directory listing to "fix" SELinux contexts (or whatever they're called) on files. There is no option to disable this behavior, it's hard-coded. And that is why it took 16 hours to spin up a shell until we disabled SELinux.
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effika posted:I use it to print sewing and quilting patterns, so sometimes I need to scale up. Oh, and layers, which Firefox doesn't do that I can see. I'll edit my post. I've done this many times using command line tools. I forget which ones. Pdfutils maybe? If you want a GUI maybe Inkscape can do what you want? Set the page size, import your pdf, then blow it up to 400% or whatever and drag it over the page to print each section. Honestly this might be a better answer since you're going to need some overlap to tape them together into a single pattern. Most patterns I've seen have already done this for you, but I guess not all!
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Well Played Mauer posted:Am I dreaming that hibernate won’t be a buggy mess yes.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:Wasn't imagemagick used for the image macro that, you know, made image macros a thing on SA, and which spread far and wide? ...huh. TIL.
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